Man of Honour
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Why the word considering is still in that sentence is beyond meHis ministers have begun considering the removal of more children from drug addict parents following the case.
Its Scotland, we have a stupidly high teen pregancy rate. As mentioned there are slums and places you just don't want to be at night. You can't stop addicts having children, a lot of them have little to no education and its hard to explain things to them.Nix said:Bit of an odd point, but how did it get the bottle open? Surely the cap would've been child-proof.
Oh wait... junkie parents - why are they allowed children?
Firstly I contest whether drug use is actually bad (yet its indirect effects are obviously terrible in this instance). I completely disagree with you about needing more drugs education in schools. It does nothing to stop kids doing drugs, it teaches nothing about harm reduction and is just there to put ministers' and parents' consciences at ease. What is really needed is to remove the poverty in cities like Glasgow (and there is a large amount of poverty in rural areas too) which will inevitably hugely decrease the levels of problematic drug addicts.Blackstar said:Unfortunatly Scottish Schools aren't giving a good level of drug education and i can say that having been through it. It actually makes me sick when i overhear what the kids in the school i go to get up to at the weekends. Drinking and drugs seems to be a part of every weekend.
I really believe that we need more work in schools, luckly it seems in the better areas of all the main cities that things are improving.